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Does the health of local populations modify occupational differences in employment rates of older workers? Findings from the ONS Longitudinal Study 2001-2011.
Health Place
November 2024
University College London, Research Department of Epidemiology and Public Health, London, UK; University of Essex, Centre for Coastal Communities, Institute of Public Health and Well-being, Colchester, UK.
Poor health is a key reason for early exit from the labour market. Few studies have explored how the health of local populations is related to occupational differences in employment outcomes among older people. Our study used data for England and Wales from the ONS Longitudinal Study linked with 2001 Census measures of the health of the older working age population at local authority level.
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